Made from recycled silver, each one is custom made to neatly nestle the glass within. There are 4 rings in total – Honey, Blush, Sage and Bluebell – each differ in shape and size as a unique one-off statement ring. There are 2 different ring styles with the green and blue rings featuring a thinner rounded band and measuring UK size M, whilst the pink and orange have a wide flat band and are a size L. All of them have a beautiful satin finish which works great in contrast with the watery reflective glass.

The experience of working in collaboration with a fellow Nottinghamshire maker has been very fulfilling and I love how we each were able to contribute our own unique artistic input into the design and finish, ultimately creating something that neither of us could have dreamt up on our own.

Marrying beautifully crafted silver with one-of-a-kind glass centre pieces, this mini collection of statement rings celebrate local skills and handmade craft. We are thrilled with them all and we hope you love them too, (I still can’t decide which one my favourite is!).

Find them in the shop here.

Throughout the month of April we are displaying our work together with two other painters – Carly Gilliatt and Gill Edwards – and one weaver – Megan Allaway – at the Harding House Gallery on Steep Hill in Lincoln. We originally set aside two days to set up the exhibition, but as we unpackaged our work it all sat so well together so effortlessly, that we only needed the one day, and therefore opened a day early to the public!

Here’s a little peak into what we have on offer…

And here’s some information about the other artists involved, as well as links to their websites/social media…

Carly Gilliatt – Paintings which capture a moment in time, fuelled by uplifting colour and energy of the landscape.

Gill Edwards – Contemplative still life paintings which joyfully embrace colour, pattern and the dance of shape and space.

Megan Allaway – Vibrant and tactile weavings, skilfully encompassing the interplay of shifting colour pallets with mid-century design aesthetics.

Joy Gosney – Semi abstract paintings which fizz with effervescent hues and evoke compelling and dreamlike memories of landscape.

I had so much fun helping to put this exhibition together and it was a real honour to be asked to be a part of it. I am also really looking forward to the ‘Meet the Artists’ event on Saturday 20th April. Do feel free to pop along and join us for a glass of prosecco to celebrate and chat about the art on show, the more the merrier!